On Wednesday (March 25), T-Pains estranged father and former manager Shaheed Najm released a venomous tirade against Akon and his brother Bu, accusing the pair of using lies and deception to cause a rift with his superstar son.

Today the brothers are battling back against the explosive allegations, beginning with Najms claim of the pair unethically ending his management duties for his son.

The allegations that were made by T Pain’s father, Shaheed Najm, about my brother and I are absolutely not true, stated Bu, brother of Akon and CEO of Akons Konvict Muzik, which currently has T-Pain, Akon, Kardinal Offishall, Lady Ga Ga, Red Café and others on the roster.

We did not sell his son a dream nor did we take away his management duties, Bu told AllHipHop.com. It’s been six years since we signed T-Pain, so why wait until now to make allegations like these?

According to Najm, the pair made lavish and untrue promises to his son, which caused T-Pain to end his management services.

Countering this point, Bu argues fans and critics only have to look at T-Pains career today to decide whether promises werent kept.

T Pain is doing great financially and has made huge strides and accomplishments in his musical career, Bu explained. If I was in your home six years ago selling your son a dream, I think it is safe to say the dream became a reality for your son. I don’t know any new or existing artist that wouldn’t want their career to sky rocket the way T Pain’s career did.

Although saddened to hear T-Pains current strained relationship with his father, Bu is focused on taking both Akon and T-Pain to greater heights.

Right now it’s Konvict and Nappy Boy season and we are focusing on our new artists Prynce, American Yard, Tay-Dizm, Travis McCoy and Sophia Fresh, he stated. After reviewing all of the accusations made, it is clear to me that this is really a financial issue.

At press time, T-Pain has yet to personally comment on his fathers accusations.